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Shares of Rivian and other EV start-ups tumbled Monday to 52-week or record lows, as many investors seek safer investments amid a broader market sell-off.

Ford is expanding its Bronco SUV lineup to include a new “desert-racing beast” model that will go on sale later this year

Ahead of China’s lunar new year, air freight rates have spiked and shipping firms have suspended services, putting the spotlight on overwhelmed supply chains.

The new version of the Cadillac Escalade adds to GM’s growing lineup of high-powered gasoline models ahead of the automaker’s push toward electric vehicles.

As part of the agreement, Mercedes-Benz is expected to acquire up to 1.5 million shares of Luminar.

The U.S. used to be a global leader in lithium production, but now has fallen way behind. Several domestic projects are in the works, but will it be enough?

The decision to purchase the shares bucks a recent trend by CEOs and corporate insiders who sold a record $69 billion in stock in 2021.

Ford shares were up by as much as 5.7% to $25.87, continuing a more than 20-year high for the automaker’s stock price.

Shares of Rivian continued to fall during afterhours trading Monday after confirming its vehicle production last year as well as the departure of an executive.

BMW doesn’t want future buyers to have to worry about what color their next car will be or what movies are playing at the theater.

GM made headlines at CES with announcements of new EVs, progress on autonomous vehicles and thousands of orders for its BrightDrop EV commercial van.

Bentley reported sales of 14,659 vehicles last year, a 31% increase over the company’s previous sales record of 11,206 cars and SUVs in 2020.

The sleek two-passenger electric vehicle is part of Cadillac’s Halo Concept Portfolio.

GM will initially sell a $39,900 work truck version of the pickup in spring 2023, followed by a fully loaded $105,000 RST limited first edition model that fall.

Walmart and FedEx plan to add thousands of electric delivery vans produced by GM to their massive vehicle fleets in the coming years.

The U.S. automotive industry sold 15.1 million vehicles in 2021 despite major supply chain disruptions and the lingering impact of the coronavirus pandemic.

Those plans begin with a new concept vehicle called the Chrysler Airflow that was unveiled Wednesday for the CES consumer technology show in Las Vegas.

“I’ve been a big backer of Ford as part of the charitable trust,” CNBC’s Jim Cramer said Tuesday, adding CEO Jim Farley “has done a remarkable job.”

Toyota outsold GM in 2021, marking the first time since 1931 that the Detroit automaker wasn’t the best-selling car company in the U.S.

The increase is a good sign for the vehicle but also shows Ford significantly underestimated demand for the truck, causing it to now scramble to boost output.